hello guys....we all know that using multi rom or multi bootloader is very useful but unfortunately there is no way for android one devices....so here is my humble request to the developers to work and build it...
debajyoti1 said:
hello guys....we all know that using multi rom or multi bootloader is very useful but unfortunately there is no way for android one devices....so here is my humble request to the developers to work and build it...
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Using single rom itself difficult with low storage that's why devs not taking interest in multi rom
hafeez90 said:
Using single rom itself difficult with low storage that's why devs not taking interest in multi rom
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no bro..i used this features in Galaxy s with only 300 mb internal storage.. actually the multiroms are stores and boot from sd card..
We don't have MultiRoms because MultiRoms is for Snapdragon devices. Porting that to this half-a-Mediatek is seriously difficult.
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I'm curious, would it be possible to have dual boot on the Note, I don't mean Android & Linux, but have two different roms like RocketRom and Paranoid?
saqibj said:
I'm curious, would it be possible to have dual boot on the Note, I don't mean Android & Linux, but have two different roms like RocketRom and Paranoid?
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Currently not possible
And might not be possible in the near future too
warfareonly said:
Currently not possible
And might not be possible in the near future too
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Thank you for your answer.
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Max from rootgalaxynote mentioned something about dual boot in one of his videos. (paranoid review I.think )
Are you sure its not possible
The developer of the AOKP rom (sixstring) said something at one time in that thread (search for it) about dual boot. It is possible, but whenever he can get to it. We aren't paying for this development, so we can't be so picky.
Hy everyone! I read in XDA that have many phone dual boot system (dual boot manager)! It is possible to make this solution for Galaxy Mini 2?
Yes, it should be. Since system and data partitions are large enough. But I personally don't think it is useful (at least for me it isn't)
TheWhisp said:
Yes, it should be. Since system and data partitions are large enough. But I personally don't think it is useful (at least for me it isn't)
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Easy switch from CM to Stock
Because in the CM 10 not work everything (Cam,BT) so not need to restore stock rom or other custom rom in recovery.
djfnz said:
Easy switch from CM to Stock
Because in the CM 10 not work everything (Cam,BT) so not need to restore stock rom or other custom rom in recovery.
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Good point, really looking forward to something like that..
That would actually be a very useful feature .
Just think about having a fully-packed CM10 build with all the apps and stuff as the main OS , and another pretty much empty stock ROM just for bluetooth and camera . It would be a temporary improvised solution for the problems that are currently in the CM10 build .
However I never did that . Will it really work with such a combo ? Considering we would need different kernels and stuff .
djfnz said:
Hy everyone! I read in XDA that have many phone dual boot system (dual boot manager)! It is possible to make this solution for Galaxy Mini 2?
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hen how can i o that dual boot
elkhshap said:
hen how can i o that dual boot
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Not now! It is a idea! Its not developed for Mini 2!
i think galaxy y dev knows this and the other rom can be installed on sdcard(stock rom) while the main rom is in the phone(cm10)..and it requires a modified kernel and a script for the 2nd rom to be booted...like activating it via terminal...
To be honest, before we think about dual booting the device, CM or stock or even with Ubuntu now. The question is this: why would you want a device that can dual boot two operating systems? how will it benefit us the end users to have dual boot on an mid range or an entry level device like SGM2 ? even for a high end device like SGS3 or Sony Xperia Z I don't see how will do anything good for us, for tablets maybe but for smartphones I don't see how can that be something useful. (not that I'm against the idea)
I like the idea, but to be honest, there are more important things we need for our device before we get on dual boot... We don't even have devs.. If TheWhisp ever leave us, we're going to be ****ed up and the development for our device would be pretty much dead... So yah, why would you use dual boot when you don't have 2 good roms to boot up... xD just sayin'...
+1 befor dual boot we need 2 good room thanks god we hawe theWhisp
That go to Galaxy S2, google play are SGS2 Dual-Boot Setup (LolBoot)? https://play.google.com/store/apps/...xMiwibmV0LmhlbGxjYXQuZHJvaWRkZXYubG9sYm9vdCJd
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Yes, it should be. Since system and data partitions are large enough. But I personally don't think it is useful (at least for me it isn't)
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I agree with you. One ROM is enough to be on our device.
Hi all,
I've heard of the SiyahKernel for the I9300 which has dual boot functionality.
Does anybody know if this works on the I9305? Or is there a dual boot kernel available which is made for the I9305 in special?
Reason why I want to have dual boot:
I'm a huge Ubuntu fan. And what I've understood from what I've read is that it's CM(10?) based. So I'd like to use that as second rom. (I know, there isn't a version for the I9305 available right now, but I'll give it a try to port it from I9300 to the I9305.)
Thanks in advance.
As far as I was aware there is no dual boot yet for our device
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If their is then its in Development .
jje
Does it take much time to make a kernel which supports dual boot ?
Does anybody know how to port a kernel from I9300 to the I9305 ? Is it hard work to do that ?
And why does the 1GB extra and LTE support make such a difference for ROMS on the device ?
Thanks in advance.
Its not so much the difference as developers actually wanting to work on the phone . Nobody pays them its their choice what to develop . jje
tloader11 said:
Does it take much time to make a kernel which supports dual boot ?
Does anybody know how to port a kernel from I9300 to the I9305 ? Is it hard work to do that ?
And why does the 1GB extra and LTE support make such a difference for ROMS on the device ?
Thanks in advance.
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1. Thats not REALLY hard, however you have to know what to do. Looking and comparing sources is good point to start. Take a look at gokhan or googy commits about dual boot for example.. Personally, I havent been interested in it, but I might look into it, why not
2. Apart from these, we have other radio, and that causes so much trouble with ROM differences..
Hbohd said:
1. Thats not REALLY hard, however you have to know what to do. Looking and comparing sources is good point to start. Take a look at gokhan or googy commits about dual boot for example.. Personally, I havent been interested in it, but I might look into it, why not
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Cool ! That would be awesome
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2. Apart from these, we have other radio, and that causes so much trouble with ROM differences..
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It's cool that we have radio, but.... why do we need it ? seriously... we all have a mobile network subscription these days
Couldn't we just drop that in the beta/alpha versions, and add it in later then ? ;s
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Cool ! That would be awesome
It's cool that we have radio, but.... why do we need it ? seriously... we all have a mobile network subscription these days
Couldn't we just drop that in the beta/alpha versions, and add it in later then ? ;s
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I mean, another radio, like baseband, ril etc. I wasn't talking about normal FM radio (we haven't even got one in i9305).
However, taking only these proper files (like ril + modem) from our ROMs and take them to i9300 ROMs might work, I tried some time ago doing same thing with temasek's cm10.1 and it worked.. Unfortunately I wasn't able to compile fully stable and well working kernel (based on temasek's sources) therefore I do not use it now ;p
Hbohd said:
I mean, another radio, like baseband, ril etc. I wasn't talking about normal FM radio (we haven't even got one in i9305).
However, taking only these proper files (like ril + modem) from our ROMs and take them to i9300 ROMs might work, I tried some time ago doing same thing with temasek's cm10.1 and it worked.. Unfortunately I wasn't able to compile fully stable and well working kernel (based on temasek's sources) therefore I do not use it now ;p
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Ahh, stupid mistake >< sorry for that!
Would still be nice of you could look at the dual boot feature for our device !
Recently I Learned That Android 4.4 Require Only 512 Ram Than
Why Samsung Is Not Put Galaxy Note N7000 To Android 4.4 Update List ?
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SHIV9911 said:
Recently I Learned That Android 4.4 Require Only 512 Ram Than
Why Samsung Is Not Put Galaxy Note N7000 To Android 4.4 Update List ?
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Because it is an old device. Also, forget about any further updates from Samsung, it will stay on 4.1.2
Headline on AndroidPolice - today
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...tablets-will-see-kitkat-in-the-coming-months/
Official press release by Samsung
http://www.samsungmobileuspress.com...firms-KitKat-for-U.S.-Smartphones-and-Tablets
Sent via GALAXY NOTE N7000 // KitKat
XxPixX said:
Because it is an old device. Also, forget about any further updates from Samsung, it will stay on 4.1.2
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And because they want to sell you s4/note3/s5.
They have no business in keeping old devices alive.
Welcome in a corporate world:laugh:
Nope, but, at least for my usage pattern, 4.1.2 is rock stable.
Other than having a higher number, does KK really "give" you anything in the Note1,
that would be worth the hassle of trying to get it to work?
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Nope, but, at least for my usage pattern, 4.1.2 is rock stable.
Other than having a higher number, does KK really "give" you anything in the Note1,
that would be worth the hassle of trying to get it to work?
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Obviously you haven't tried 4.4.2 on Note1.
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@lukasspro777 Would you like to elaborate on that? Obviously going out of TW will also bring some disadvantages, like the use of the S PEN, and some TW based applications which I quite enjoy: the S Note and the S Planner, just to name a few.
Obviously they can be replaced - however not something everyone is willing to do.
The major thing for me with the stock ROM is the lack of space for installing applications. Nothing is more irritating than receiving a brand new update of your favourite application and when trying to install it and get the "not enough memory" error.
I for one did get annoyed enough to try the SlimBean final stable version, and I did not go back. The ROM is fantastic, and extremely light. I had to install some new applications like the Business Calendar Pro and the matching Business tasks which I learned to enjoy (even though the visual aspect of the S Planner was better in my opinion). I also substituted the S Note with Evernote, Sketchbook mobile express and Papyrus and now it looks like a new phone.
However its not like I gained a new feature with 4.3.1 over what the stock ROM had. But after about 2 years of using it, it was taking too much time to open some applications and the general lag was all over the place. Now its not a Galaxy Note 3, but I am quite happy with this change.
There is a thread on modified pit to increase data partition..
nokiamodeln91 said:
There is a thread on modified pit to increase data partition..
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I know nokiamodel91, but I don't want to swap my SD card and internal memory. I want to be able to swap my 64gb sd card and not worry that half of my applications will stop working.
I never understood why out of the 16GB internal storage only 1.9GB can be used for applications. I have the internal storage almost empty, as I save everything on the micro sd card and find it very frustrating to have internal storage space but can't use it to install applications.
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I know nokiamodel91, but I don't want to swap my SD card and internal memory. I want to be able to swap my 64gb sd card and not worry that half of my applications will stop working.
I never understood why out of the 16GB internal storage only 1.9GB can be used for applications. I have the internal storage almost empty, as I save everything on the micro sd card and find it very frustrating to have internal storage space but can't use it to install applications.
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Thats what the PIT will do. Increase the data partition to 4 GB..
nokiamodeln91 said:
Thats what the PIT will do. Increase the data partition to 4 GB..
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Wow if this is true than it would be excellent. I have been asking for something like this for a long time, however the reply that I have received from the developers was that it was not possible.
Could you please link the threat? Is it compatible with all ROMs or just the stock?
Many thanks for that information.
Johev said:
Wow if this is true than it would be excellent. I have been asking for something like this for a long time, however the reply that I have received from the developers was that it was not possible.
Could you please link the threat? Is it compatible with all ROMs or just the stock?
Many thanks for that information.
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Threat? What threat? Oh this threat
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Threat? What threat? Oh this threat
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Thank you for linking the thread . I just hope that my last post wasn't too threatening, hehe
lukasspro777 said:
Obviously you haven't tried 4.4.2 on Note1.
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I tried almost all versions of them already sir, and I think the final verdict was to wait for at least a real stable build coz the nightlies still can't compare to stable JB built cusroms with exception of Themes and appearance of the KitKat of course.
I no longer wait stock rom from SS. I love custom roms that is defference between Android and ios
nigi73 said:
And because they want to sell you s4/note3/s5.
They have no business in keeping old devices alive.
Welcome in a corporate world:laugh:
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i agree with this :good:
Hi,I am porting s4 mini stock 4.2.2 rom to this phone and i want help
qasim799 said:
Hi,I am porting s4 mini stock 4.2.2 rom to this phone and i want help
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you should find and go to developer section in xda.
its not that easy. s4mini have 2gb ram and a lot of bloatware and scripts. you should clear them to fit our 1gb ram. and so. its hard job.
factorexh said:
you should find and go to developer section in xda.
its not that easy. s4mini have 2gb ram and a lot of bloatware and scripts. you should clear them to fit our 1gb ram. and so. its hard job.
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Yes it's really hard but very good hope when it gets bootup
qasim799 said:
Hi,I am porting s4 mini stock 4.2.2 rom to this phone and i want help
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Typically speaking - porting roms only work when the phones are similar in terms of hardware (many MTK devices do this). The S3 Mini and the S4 mini have completely different hardware, with nothing being the same, it's probably next to impossible (it may be possible, but it's probably a lot more trouble than it's worth).
It's a bit like trying to put a truck/lorry engine inside a small car - extremely diffcult, not worth the labour and money.